This is an article about Halloween in South Korea and the Western world, exploring how the same spooky celebration takes on different traditions, activities, and cultural meanings across the two regions.

Discover Seoul after dark with nine K-horror experiences, from haunted houses and creepy escape rooms to eerie cafés, occult-inspired bars, and ghost tours. Whether you love Korean horror films or simply want to try something different on your Korea trip, these spooky spots offer a thrilling way to explore the city’s darker side.

From the irresistible crunch of classic fried chicken to sticky, sweet-and-spicy yangnyeom and savoury soy garlic, Korean fried chicken is a must-try on your Korea trip. Discover the flavours to order, the story behind chimaek culture, and how to enjoy your first Korean chicken feast.

I went to Furry Joa because my daughter makes her own costumes.

This is an article about Hangeul Day (한글날), South Korea’s national celebration of its unique alphabet, exploring its fascinating history, cultural significance, traditions, and the legacy of King Sejong the Great.

This is a nice walk-through guide of the Olympic Park.

Planning a trip to Korea in October or November? From crisp autumn days and colourful foliage to chilly November evenings, discover what to expect from Korea’s weather, what to wear, what to pack, and how to make the most of this beautiful transition from autumn to winter.

Late September is one of the best times to visit South Korea, with comfortable temperatures, lower humidity and the first signs of autumn. Find out what to pack, where to go and where to shop if you forget something during your trip.

From refreshing bowls of bingsu and warm street-side hotteok to chewy injeolmi, traditional yakgwa and the globally famous dalgona, Korea has plenty to offer sweet lovers. Discover five must-try Korean desserts and a few extra treats worth adding to your Korea food itinerary.

From Korean snacks and traditional yakgwa to K-beauty and handcrafted keepsakes, Korea offers plenty of souvenirs worth taking home. Discover five categories of memorable Korean gifts, with tips on what to buy, where to find them and who they are perfect for.

Need somewhere to leave your bags near Seoul Station? LuggageDot offers convenient 24/7 self-service luggage storage just a short walk from Seoul Station, with spacious lockers that can fit suitcases up to 32 inches.

Naksan Mountain (or Naktasan), with an altitude of approximately 125 meters, is one of Seoul’s four inner peaks that surrounded the historic Seoul in Chosun dynasty. This mountain is widely known for resembling a camel's back.

Gwangju Metropolitan City and South Jeolla Province were officially replaced by a new local government: the Jeonnam-Gwangju Integrated Special City (전남광주통합특별시), Korea’s first large-scale administrative integration of two existing metropolitan-level governments. The new government covers Gwangju’s five districts and South Jeolla’s 22 cities and counties.

Foreign residents in Korea can apply for a 30,000 KRW Climate Card cashback in August 2026. Learn eligibility, required documents, application methods, and important rules.

Discover why South Korea's younger generation is replacing clubs with cafés, Han River picnics, vinyl bars, wellness activities, and creative hobbies.

Discover Seoul Summer Beach 2026 at Gwanghwamun Square. Enjoy free pools, giant water slides, sandy beaches, family activities, and spectacular views of Gyeongbokgung Palace in the heart of Seoul.

Learn how to stay safe during Seoul's 2026 summer heat waves. Find cooling centers, understand Korea's heat warning system, recognize heat-related illnesses, and discover practical safety tips.

Learn how Seoul's new Climate Card Plus works in 2026, who can use it, how to apply, cashback rates, unlimited rides, and important deadlines.

Ita bags are one of Asia's fastest-growing youth trends. Blending fashion, fandom, photography and self-expression, they have evolved from a niche subculture into a vibrant lifestyle phenomenon that is rapidly capturing attention far beyond Japan and China.

This is a list of noteworthy art exhibitions in 2026 in Korea.